Since battery drain is an important factor that affects user experience, we carried out a head-to-head comparison of the battery drain rate of 3 leading streaming music apps. To isolate the impact of other apps running on the devices, we tested the battery draining rate of the recent versions of Pandora, Spotify and Google Play Music in the lab. We discuss the common fixes on how to fix Apple Watch battery drain. Fixes For Apple Watch Battery Draining Fast After Update 1. Turn off Wake Screen. Every time you raise your wrist, the screen on your Apple Watch lights up. This feature has been introduced with Apple Watch 5. And, this could be the biggest reasons why your Apple Watch battery.

5 solutions for Mac battery problems. Check and change Battery Settings. In the top menu, where the battery appears, it’s always useful to switch usage to a statistics setting, so that you can clearly see how fast it's draining. If you click on the battery, it will show which apps are using the most amount of power. Apple's latest iOS update was rolled out earlier this month, but since its release many users have taken to social media to say their phone battery appears to have been draining faster than it. I find that Spotify rarely drains the battery more than the standard Music app when playing offline, and only slightly more when streaming on 3G/4G. I do find that when it's set. Today, Apple has pushed out watchOS 7.0.2 to all of its smartwatch models to fix the battery drain and bugs related to the electrocardiogram. The ECG, which scans for abnormal heart rhythms, debuted on the Apple Watch Series 5. The changelist to watch OS 7.0.2 includes the following.

Greetings,

I have the same issue - I also have a 38 MM SS. I was getting great battery life. I downloaded iOS 8.4 but didn't really use the Apple Music function until yesterday after I had a chance to set it up properly across my devices. Once I had everything synced up I was listening to the new music app for a few hours - I noticed it was a hog for my iPhone battery - taking 60% of it. My iPhone 6+ normally has excellent battery life - it was drained down to 60% and I was only listening to music - no texting or calls. My Apple watch was down to 46% (I took it off the charger at 830 am, same time as my phone). At 130 I decided to charge my iPhone and AW. Normally i can make it from 7 am until 11 at night and still be at 45%.

I read that streaming music could be the culprit so I went through last night after they both charged up to 100% and made all my music available for offline usage. I also did a reboot of the phone and watch. I'm not sure why this is impacting the AW (using watch OS 1.0.1). I wasn't using the watch to control the iPod controls. I'm hoping everything will settle and I will get my awesome battery life back for both the watch and the phone. I have to travel this week and will not have time to charge it as much while at the office.

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Cheers,

Bobbie

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